SOLVENT BASED EPOXY PRIMER
IF 2 E is a two component solvent based epoxy primer for use with CLI self - levelling epoxy screed. For internal use, where surfaces are very porous, more than one coat of primer may be required to achieve the desired bonding efficiency. For applications on new concrete or where the relative humidity (RH) of the substrate is in excess of 75%, CLI DPM Surface Damp Proof Membrane should be used.
FEATURES
Two component solvent based epoxy primer
For use on dry concrete / dry sand cement screed surface with self - levelling epoxy screed
STANDARD COLORS
Available to any standard RAL Card upon request
SURFACE PREPARATION
The concrete or screed substrate must be hard, sound and free of dust and other barrier materials such as paint, lime coatings, plaster, curing agents, laitance, adhesive residues etc., that will inhibit adhesion to the substrate.
Use a suitable Degreaser to remove polish, wax, grease, oil and similar contaminating substances prior to mechanical preparation. Contaminated concrete surfaces should be mechanically prepared, either by scabbling, grinding or contained shot blasting equipment or similar, and be vacuumed clean prior to applying IF 2 E. Overwatered or otherwise weak concrete surfaces must also be suitably prepared down to sound, solid concrete by mechanical methods. Dust and other debris should be removed using vacuum equipment.
NOTE: Any joints or cracks in the concrete base where differential movement is anticipated e.g. movement joints, should be brought through to the finished surface and suitably sealed. New concrete slabs must be allowed to cure for at least 14 days.
MIXING
The individual contents of the IF 2 E should be thoroughly stirred before being mixed together. The entire contents of the PART B should be poured into the PART A and the two materials mixed thoroughly for at least 3 minutes using a heavy duty slow speed drill and spiral paddle. Some of the mixed components should be reintroduced back into the hardener container in order to activate any residue and then poured back into the larger mixing vessel and re-mixed for 30 seconds. Mixing in this way will ensure product consistency and that any resin that remains in the containers after application will cure to provide for easier waste disposal.
APPLICATION
Once mixed, the material should be spread over the floor as self-heating in the container will reduce working time. Apply using a brush or short/medium pile roller. One or more coats may be needed to ensure that a uniform coating is achieved and to compensate for differences in surface porosity.All movement joints in the sub-floor must be carried through the topping and properly sealed. Construction joints and cracks not subject to movement may be overlaid but should the floor move in anyway, these defects will reflect through the system. Isolation joints will need to be allowed f or in areas where high thermal movement is anticipated, e.g. around ovens and freezers.
CLEANING
IF 2 E can be removed from tools and equipment by using CLI Eco Sol 205 immediately after use. Any hardened material will need to be removed mechanically.
PROPERTIES
The values shown are typical of results obtained in the laboratory at 27 ± 1ºC. Actual performance values obtained on site may vary from those quoted.
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Working time
2 hours
Walkability
24 hours
Over coating
After 24 hours
Bond Strength 7 days
> 2.0 N/mm2
IF 2 E should be allowed to cure prior to the installation of the final floor finish, typically 24 hours at 27 ± 1ºC.
COVERAGE ESTIMATES
Pack size
Coverage
5kg
Approximately
Part A 3.33kg
24 m² per coat
Part B 1.67kg
NOTE : These figures are theoretical, due to the wastages and the variety and nature of substrates practical coverage figures may be reduced.
STORAGE AND SHELF LIFE
IF 2 E has a shelf life of 12 months if kept in a dry, store between 5ºC and 30ºC in the original unopened containers. The product should be protected from frost, away from direct sunlight and sources of heat.
PRECAUTIONS
The hardener which contains Tris 2,4,6 dimethyl amino methyl phenol and amines classified as corrosive and the epoxy resin which contains bisphenol A/F–epichlorhydrin, can be irritating to the eyes and skin, and may cause sensitisation by contact. They are considered harmful in contact with the skin and if swallowed. During mixing and application the following precautions should be observed: ensure adequate ventilation and avoid contact of the material with the eyes, nasal passages, mouth and unprotected skin. Avoid contact with the hands by wearing protective gloves and by using, if necessary, a suitable barrier cream.
In case of contact with the eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice and after contact with the skin wash immediately with plenty of soap and water (do not use solvents). Prolonge contact with the skin should be avoided, especially where the user has an allergic reaction to epoxide materials. Always wear gloves and eye / face protection as necessary. Observe personal hygiene, particularly washing the hands after work has been completed or at any interruption whilst work is in progress. Care should be taken when removing gloves to avoid contaminating the insides. In case of accidents seek medical advice.
DISPOSAL/SPILLAGE
Spillage of any of the component products should be absorbed onto sand or other inert materials and transferred to a suitable disposable vessel. Disposal of such spillage or empty packaging should be in accordance with local waste disposal authority regulations.
CONDITIONS OF SALE
Sold subject to the Company's conditions of sale which are available on request.
NOTE
The information supplied in this datasheet is based upon extensive experience and is given in good faith in order to help you. Our Company policy is one of continuous Research and Development; we therefore reserve the right to update this information at any time without prior notice. We also guarantee the consistent high quality of our products; however as we have no control over site conditions or the execution of the work, we accept no liability for any loss or damage which may arise as a result thereof.